Five for Wednesday Archive

In this Five for Wednesday, there’s a new REALTOR® Store and an awful lot happening in the Internet of Things space. Let’s get started. First, CRT has been working hard with our Marketing staff to create a new REALTOR®...

In this Five for Wednesday, we’ll look at where memories live, solar panels that are clear as glass and an umbrella that’s a rotating blade. FastCo Design wrote about haptic feedback and what it means to the wearable industry....

Cool stuff this week, including a clip that keeps your phone or tablet where you can see it and live streaming video on Twitter. With the Apple Watch event behind us (still interested in the Pebble Time), there’s speculation...

In this Five for Wednesday, we’ll look at a way to monitor your energy usage throughout your home with a single device. We’ll also look at the Pebble Time (again…man, I think I really do want one) and a...

In this Five for Wednesday, we look at Pebble’s new watch and a smart lock that doesn’t break the bank. Pebble launched their newest Kickstarter campaign yesterday for their new smart watch, the Pebble Time. They’ve smashed their goal of $500,000...

HTTP gets an update, more fashion-challenged computers for your face, and 3-D selfie statues. Enjoy this week’s Five for Wednesday. HTTP is getting its first major upgrade since 1999. Expected to bring faster page loads and better cacheing (among...

This is quite a menagerie this week. We have coming soon tech and tech that isn’t dead, to our new podcast! Check it out in Five for Wednesday! Eero is a new company that is selling routers that create...

Hi. We’ve been publishing our weekly round-up of links each Wednesday for almost a year. Sometimes what we post is directly related to real estate and a REALTORS®’ business; sometimes it’s just cool. We’re wondering how this is working...

In This Five for Wednesday, we’ll see a portable keyboard that will fit in your pocket and a matress pad that will help keep you comfortable. The Next Web reports that Pushbullet, one of their Apps of the Year,...

Archiving the Internet, crowdsourced parking spaces, and really bad passwords. This week in Five for Wednesday. Can the Internet be archived? Brewster Kahle has been trying to answer that question since 1996. From cooperative housing to health care, urban...